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The former Lutheran minister kept getting the call to convert to Catholicism.
Milan and Sunburg hold true to their heritage with annual Syttende Mai celebrations.
The male juvenile arrested Saturday faces a possible second-degree murder charge in the shooting, according to police
An amended recommendation from the Kandiyohi County Planning Commission will be put before the board Tuesday.
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Cool again tonight, with a chance for showers to the west tomorrow
Patrons at Intuition Brewing Co. in downtown Willmar and Foxhole Brewhouse on Business 71 had the opportunity to partake in a DIY hat class and a board game meetup, respectively, on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
New London-Spicer's annual prom festivities took place Saturday, May 3, 2025, at the high school.
The Willmar City Council on Monday will be asked to support a local radio control club in establishing a radio control car park at Pleasant View Park.
Both drivers were northbound on Minnesota Highway 23 when they crashed on a wet road.
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The month of May brings with it flowers, fun and plenty of start-of-summer activities, including live music. If you're looking for entertainment to kick off summer, here's a handy-dandy list for what's happening this month.
There are currently 1,171 inmates at the prison
Some resources have been reallocated to the growing Jenkins Creek Fire.
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